I got mixed feelings about this. My bearded dragon does not eat the pellets, I have to hide the pellets with the other food so he can 'accidentally' eat some of them. The amount of mealworms/crickets on this is not enough, this is mostly pellets. If you are lucky enough that your dragon likes them, great, otherwise is a waste. I still give them a 3 stars because the pellets are small and I can 'camuflaged' and some can be consumed by my dragon and adds some nutrients to his food.

UPDATE:
I Guess that after feeding his crickets with it for a while, and adding them to the food regardless of he eating them or not, he has learn to like it a little bit. Still not his favorite, but he eats them by themselves now too.
I gave it one more star because my dragon started eating it (however little) but I still not happy as it doesn't bring enough worms/crickets in the mix.

5 stars. My tiny house chickens (Serama breed) love mealworms and crickets, so I thought I'd give this formula a try. Turns out they are nuts about the red pellets, and choose them first before the mealworms or the crickets! I am hoping to find a jar of just the pellets since they are crazy for them. I give them about 2 tbsp. each evening when they go back into their coop after free-roam time in their diapers, and they immediately head for the red dots and gobble them up. :)

My beardie (William Pete) loves this blend. Best priced of anywhere i could find.

Bearded dragon only eats the meal worms; won't touch the red pellets.

My beardie eats the worms and crickets out of this blend but not the red pellets. I don't mind using this stuff in a pinch, but prefer to use live foods and vegetables when possible.